We trace Pentecost from Acts 2 into Paul’s urgent call for unity, naming how the church slides into division when we build around personalities, power, and cultural scripts. We ask the Holy Spirit to make us a people who can truly hear one another and live as a new humanity shaped by the wisdom of the cross.
• Pentecost as new creation language through wind and fire
• Babel dismantled through Spirit-given understanding, not just speech
• The church as God’s flawed but chosen witness across history
• Paul’s plea in 1 Corinthians 1 for unity without divisions
• How denominations, politics, and personality camps fracture Christian community
• Celebrity culture and content consumption as modern “I follow Paul”
• The cross as God’s upside-down wisdom and real power
• Achievement culture, self-sufficiency, and burnout as a rival story
• Azusa Street as a vivid picture of multiethnic unity and its unraveling
• A Spirit-formed unity that moves beyond surface diversity into shared purpose
If you'd like to receive prayer, you can come receive prayer. If you've never said yes to Jesus in your life, and perhaps you feel his beckoning call here this morning, what better day than today than to say yes to him?

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Pastor Ian Graham begins our study on 1 Corinthians.

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In a one-off pastor Ian Graham invites us to consider God’s vision for our lives in the obscure, but powerful, example of Enoch.

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